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2020 iOS Conference Calendar

And as we begin another glorious year of iOS development, time to start planning our conference visits and talks for this year! Actually, it’s already closed for the earlier ones, so this year we’re going to expand our listings with the latest known CFP, so you can get an early start on planning next next year’s schedule too!

And if you haven’t given a talk before and don’t know where to start, we recommend you check this out:

How to deliver a talk at a programming conference

And if you’re really really serious about this conference thing, check out this dude:

What I’ve learned after sending 147 proposals to 36 conferences in a year

An inspiration to us all!

JANUARY: 

FEBRUARY:

  • 3: dotSwift — Paris, France — CFP
  • 12-13: MGS20 — San Francisco, US — see website 
  • 20-21: MobOS — Cluj-Napoca, Romania— CFP closed 11.15

MARCH:

  • 2: QCon — London, UK — see website
  • 10-13: Appdevcon — Amsterdam, Netherlands — CFP closed 12.01
  • 12: T3chFest — Madrid, Spain — see website
  • 12-13: Mobile Trends — Krakow, Poland — see website
  • 18-20: try! Swift — Tokyo, Japan — CFP
  • 19-20: iOSCon— London, UK — CFP closed 11.06
  • 24-25: MacAdUK— London, UK — see website
  • 28: CodeFest— Novosibirsk, Russia — CFP
  • 30-April 1: MobileTechCon — Munich, Germany — see website

APRIL:

  • 9: QCon — Beijing, China — see website
  • 15-17: Devoxx — Paris, France — CFP
  • 16: MGS Singapore — Singapore — see website 
  • 27-29: GOTO Chicago— Chicago, US — see website 
  • 28-29: CodeMobile— London, UK — CFP closed 11.15
  • ??: NSNorth— Montreal, Canada — see website 

MAY:

JUNE:

JULY:

AUGUST:

  • 13: MGS Canada — Toronto, CA — see website
  • 13: SwiftTO — Toronto, CA — see website 
  • 16-19: 360|iDev— Denver, US — see website
  • 31- Aug 1: try! Swift — New York, US — CFP
  • ??: SwiftConf — Cologne, Germany — see website 

SEPTEMBER:

  • 6-9: iOSDevUK— Aberystwyth, UK — see website 
  • 16-17: MGS Europe — Berlin, Germany — see website 
  • ??: NSSpain — Logroño, Spain — see website 
  • ??:  /dev/world — Melbourne, Australia — see website 

OCTOBER:

  • 7-8: SwiftLeeds — Leeds, UK —  see website
  • 7-8: Canvas — Birmingham, UK — see website 
  • 8-9: UXDX — Dublin, Ireland — CFP 
  • 19-21: QCon Munich — Munich, Germany— see website 
  • ??: FrenchKit — Paris, France — see website 
  • ??: #Pragma— Bologna, Italy — see website 
  • ??: GOTO Berlin— Berlin, Germany — see website
  • ??: Swift by Northwest— Portland, US — see website
  • ??: Mobiconf — Krakow, Poland — see website 
  • ??: Server-Side Swift — Copenhagen, Denmark — see website 

NOVEMBER:

  • ?? Swift Heroes — Turin, Italy — see website 
  • ?? Swift Alps — Crans-Montana, Switzerland — see website 
  • ?? BA: Swiftable — Buenos Aires, Argentina — see website 
  • ?? Swift & Fika — Stockholm, Sweden — see website 
  • ??: Mobile Era — Oslo, Norway — see website 
  • ??: NSBrazil— São Paulo, Brazil — see website 
  • ??: GOTO Copenhagen— Copenhagen, Denmark — see website

DECEMBER:

  • ??: heise MacDev— Karlsruhe, Germany — see website
  • ??: DevTernity— Riga, Latvia — see website 
  • ??: KotlinConf— Copenhagen, Denmark — see website 

 

Other resources to keep an eye on as the year progresses:

CocoaConferences

Find your next tech conference

Tech Events Online

The Best Swift and iOS conferences in 2020

The Complete List of Mobile (iOS and Android) Conferences in 2020

And a presentation tip for those code snippets!

Alex | January 4, 2020
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2019 iOS Conference Calendar

Some interesting news on the conference front this year: First off, the well-regarded RWDevCon is skipping this year, and not returning in its current form either:

RWDevCon: Taking a Break!

Therefore, RWDevCon (focused on iOS) didn’t reflect the range of technologies we cover at raywenderlich.com. Although the conference was a huge success, we needed to take some time and redesign the conference so that it will serve not just our iOS community, but our whole community…

And in what we’re pretty sure is a first in the iOS world, UIKonf didn’t have a Call For Papers this year you noticed? And why would that be?

UIKonf goes all female for 2019 speakers

UIKonf, one of the largest and best-known independent iOS development conferences, has announced that all speakers in its 2019 edition will be female. This isn’t just random chance: the team have announced it’s their way “of raising awareness for the diversity problem while at the same time a celebration of all the women who follow their passion, muster up the courage to go on stage, and hold great talks despite the headwind they’re facing in our industry.”

So if you’re a female-identifying human, there’s a particular opportunity for you:

if you are a female-identifying human or know great women (cis/trans/non-binary) who should speak at UIKonf, send your proposals and suggestions to Engin (engin@uikonf.com)

[*] We use an inclusive definition of “woman” and “female” and we welcome trans women, genderqueer women, and non-binary people who are significantly female-identified. (Inspired by adacamp.org)

Bold indeed! And as for the rest of the year, here’s our current best guesses at where and when conferences are coming up this year, and links to CFPs where those are open and obvious from a quick glance at the site; we’ll update this as we get more news, and we remember to — otherwise, CocoaConferences and its Twitter are a good resource to watch!

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Know of any we’ve missed that are even vaguely interesting to an iOS developer? Let us know!

And yes … not next year, but well before the end of this year, we’ll put up the 2020 edition as soon as the very earliest CFP opens!

UPDATES:

Announcing AltConf Satellites 2019

The Top Conferences for Mac and iOS Professionals in 2019

Planning to do some live coding in your talk? Check out Introducing ‘Demo Remote‘ for macOS

Alex | February 8, 2019